A vector stores its elements contiguously in memory (although this is not a requirement in the Standard, in practice, all implementations use contiguous storage). Consequently, each element in a vector must have the same size. Since a derived object may have additional members, its size may be larger than the size of its base class. Thus, storing a derived objects in a vector
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